go throughRJ Yang
Fox Sports Academy Football Writer
After a fun week 1 of college football, the question I want to answer is: who will beat This Georgia team?
On Saturday, the defending champions started their season by smothering the Oregon Ducks. Not only Ranked 11th in the AP Top 25 and is led by former Bulldogs defensive coordinator Dan Lanning. Not only that, Dawgs keeps things looking simple.
Maybe 2022 doesn’t look that different from 2021.
1. Georgia (1-0)
defeated Oregon, 49-3
Bulldogs takes this moment to remind us all, They’re the defending national champions, having won the most lopsided win over a ranked opponent over another all weekend. While the Kirby Smart team’s focus is usually on defense, quarterback Stetson Bennett was the star, completing 25 of 31 attempts for 368 passing yards and a hook late in the third quarter There were 4 total touchdowns before.
2. Alabama (1-0)
defeated Utah , 55-0
Defending Heisman champion Bryce Young had five touchdowns in the first half against the Mountain West champs of the Aggies and Pete Golding The defense didn’t give up at all. Nick Saban’s Crimson Tide is likely to tip the SEC and national title again against UGA. )3. Ohio (1-0)
beatNotre Dame, 21-10
Buckeyes in half The game ended with a 10-7 comeback win on the shoe against top-10 Notre Dame. Without star foreign aid Jaxon Smith-Njigba for much of the game, quarterback CJ Stroud partnered with Emeka Egbuka to give the Buckeyes a 1-0 lead.
RJ Young broke Ohio State’s 21-10 win over Notre Dame. CJ Stroud was huge for the Buckeyes, completing 24 of 34 passes for 223 yards.
4. Texas A&M University (1-0)
defeated FCS Sam Houston State University , 31 -0
The Aggies look like they’ll keep pace with Alabama’s SEC West 31-0 victory over Sam Houston State’s turnaround plan. After beating quarterback Max Johnson as a starter, Haynes King completed 20 of 31 attempts for 364 yards with three touchdowns and two INTs.
5. Notre Dame(0-1)
lost to Ohio State, 21-10
I think Ohio State could end up in the college football playoffs — if not the national championship game — and Notre Dame put the Buckeyes in a bind in the third quarter. The Irish gave up two touchdowns and went scoreless in the second half, but made up for the deficit (17 points) and threatened the Buckeyes on offense and defense.
6. Michigan (1-0)
defeated
West Michigan, 35-13
Kenneth Walker III In the NFL, Spartans coach Mel Tucker needs to find an offseason New wind chimes. He found two. Wisconsin’s Jaren Berger and Colorado’s Jarek Broussard combined for 174 yards on 26 carries.
7. Baylor (1-0)
defeated FCS Albany, 69-10
Bears quarterback Blake Shapon still has a phenomenal efficiency. He completed 17 of 20 passes for 214 yards and a TD, while the Bears’ charge had 259 yards in their season opener.
8. Arkansas (1-0)
beat Cincinnati , 31-24
Since 1975, the Razorbacks have won them in Week 1 First win against a ranked opponent. Quarterback KJ Jefferson posted for 285 yards and 4 TDs in the win.
9. Utah (0-1)
lost to Florida, 29-26
Utes were not good in one game, the whole game All nervous against the second-best team in the East. Utes dropped 15 points after leading 19-14 in the fourth quarter.
Florida beat No. 7 Utah
RJ Young breaks Florida Gators’ win over No. 7 Utah, discussing QB All-around great performance from Anthony Richardson.
10. Clemson
In the season opener on Labor Day, the Tigers were a 22.5-point favorite against Georgia Tech.
11. Oklahoma (1-0)
defeated University of Texas UC Paso , 45-13
With Lincoln Riley of USC, many asked Brent Venables Is it possible to score staff together. In Venables’ debut, the Sooners not only threw 45 points, but they haven’t turned the ball over, while limiting the Miners’ total to 316 yards.
12. USC (1-0)
beat m, 66-14
The Riley era started with scoring a lot on offense, and the defense proved just as capable. Alex Grinch’s D brought back 3 INTs to the Owls’ TD, including an Alabama move and one for linebacker Shane Lee.
Quarterback Caleb Williams accounted for 317 yards total and two TDs in his debut at the gym.
13. Oklahoma (1-0)
beatMiddle Michigan, 58-44
1st Half Cowboys The team kicked off the season with 44 points against Central Michigan, but gave up 44 at home to Chippewas. Pokes defensive coordinator Derek Mason needs to bolster his unit’s steals before the conference agenda starts, or it could be a long season.
14. Brigham Young (1-0)
BEAT SOUTH FLORIDA, 50-21
BYU led 35-0 with 7:19 left in the second quarter. That’s who the Cougars have become, and if they’re on your team’s schedule this season, it’s a reason to be wary.
15. Minnesota (1-0)
BEAT NEW MEXICO, 38-0
Mo Ibrahim returns for the first time since Week 1 of 2021 and continues where he left off Going forward, rushing for 100 yards for the 10th time in a row. The gophers can go.
16. FL (1-0)
defeated Utah,
29-26
by quarterback Anthony Richardson leads, Gators rush for 283 yards against Utes in Billy Napier’s head coaching debut — his first top-10 win as SEC head coach opponent.
17. Michigan (1-0)
defeated Colorado , 51-7
It was Michigan’s biggest season opener win since 2016. While the jury is still out on who will be the starting quarterback, Wolverines defensive coordinator Jesse Minter answered who will fill the void left by EDGE players Aidan Hutchinson and David O’Habo, Former five-star Eyabi Anoma and Mike Morris made big appearances on Saturday.
Arnoma officially joined the team three weeks before the season and recorded his first as Wolverine on Saturday dismissal. Morris, meanwhile, is 6-foot-6, 292 pounds and so athletic that Minter sometimes puts him in a standing 9-footer — the outside linebacker position — in games.
Michigan, Oklahoma for the first week
RJ Young discusses Brent Venables rapid-fire in Oklahoma Team’s debut and Michigan State’s first-week win.
18. Iowa (1-0)
beat FCS South Dakota , 7-3
LOVE Iowa State has never suffered an identity crisis, and its season opener against the third-best team in FCS was no exception. The Hawkeyes became the first team since at least 2000 to go 7-3 without a score — two safetys and a shot were all Kirk Ferentz’s team needed.
If you’re going to beat Iowa this year, pack a lunch and bring a rock to the fight.
19. Mississippi (1-0)
defeated Troy, 28-10
The Jaxson Dart era was a USC transfer a bit impressive and he completed 18 of 27 passes for 154 yards, one TD and one INT. Lane Kiffin is sure to start the weekend with a victory, though.
20. North Carolina (1-0)
beatEast Carolina, 21- 20
after leading 21-7 at halftime, Wolves’ narrow win prevented ECU’s double-digit comeback attempt after kicker Owen Duffer missed an extra point and a potential winner. NC State coach Dave Doren hopes the game is an aberration, not a sign of the future.
The Wolves are 29-0 since 2015 when they lead 14 or more.
twenty one. Miami (1-0)
Beat FCS
Bethune-Cookman, 70- 13
Hurricanes score at least 14 points per quarter — including 28 Points second – in their victory. Quarterback Tyler Van Dyke completed 13 of 16 passes for 193 yards and two touchdowns before finishing the day.
twenty two. Houston (1-0)
Defeated University of Texas at San Antonio , 37- 35-inch 3OT
The Cougars scored 17 points in the fourth quarter to force overtime. Quarterback Clayton Tune finished with 257 yards and 4 total TDs in the thriller.
twenty three. Texas (1-0)
beat Louisiana-Monroe, 52-10
QB Quinn Yoles’ The debut saw him complete 16 of 24 passes for 225 yards with two TDs and a silly INT.
twenty four.
Wisconsin (1-0)
beat Illinois , 38- 0
Braelon Allen is still a dude. He rushed for 148 yards and two touchdowns on just 14 carries.
25. Tennessee (1-0)
beatBall State, 59-10
Three quarters later, Walls led 52-3. Quarterback Hendon Hooker completed 18 of 25 passes for 221 yards and two touchdowns.
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